Sell your Lloyd's Law Reports
We buy Lloyd's Law Reports, the shipping and commercial cases reported since 1919. Send us photos of the spines for a free valuation, and we collect the run free from your shelves.
About Lloyd's Law Reports
Lloyd's Law Reports began in 1919 under the title Lloyd's List Law Reports. The first case reported was Nitrate Producers Steam Ship Co Ltd v Short Bros Ltd, in October 1919.
They are published today by Informa Law, formerly Lloyd's of London Press. They are the standard source for maritime cases, and they report commercial and international trade cases too.
Include any early volumes published under the Lloyd's List Law Reports title in your photos, with the rest of the run.
What to send us for a valuation
- The first and last years you have, and any gaps in between.
- Whether any early volumes carry the Lloyd's List Law Reports title.
- The state of the bindings: loose spines, water or smoke damage, or library stamps.
- The town or postcode, the floor the books are on and whether there is a lift.
Photos taken straight on to the shelves, in good light, are the quickest way for us to read the spines. We pack the books ourselves and pay the transport, so there is nothing to box up before we arrive.
Questions about selling Lloyd's Law Reports
Do you buy a part run of Lloyd's Law Reports?
Yes. Tell us which years you have and where the gaps are.
Do I need to count every volume?
No. Photos of the spines show us the years and the run.
Does collection cost anything?
No. We pack the volumes from the shelves and pay the transport, anywhere in the UK.
Get a free valuation for your law books
Send us photos of the shelves or a list of what is on them, and tell us where the books are. We will come back to you with a valuation and arrange the collection.
Call or WhatsApp the same number.